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Park Place Bed and Breakfast is a beautifully restored Canadian heritage home, located centrally, an easy walk to the Falls, short drive to the wine district and Niagara on the Lake .
This 1886, Queen Ann Victorian estate home is located on the Niagara Falls River gorge. Our home, and its award winning gardens, have been featured in magazines and may be the most photograhed home in Niagara Falls.
Our three romantic, whirlpool suites, with wireless internet, flat-screen tvs (satellite), DVD players, and refrigerators, have king beds, fireplaces, air, and choice of full , in suite breakfast service or the candlelight dining room experience .
We enjoy sharing our home and we look forward to helping our guests experience the wonders and excitement that is Niagara Falls !
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on May 08, 2012
What a wonderful two day stay we had wish it could have been longer.
Thank you Gary and Carolyn for making us feel at home. Great food too.
Really enjoyed Brandy....Close to the falls and great dinning....
on January 23, 2012
My husband and I just arrived home from a lovely stay at the Park Place. Gary and Carolyn
were extremely attentive to all our needs which made the stay exceptional. The breakfasts in the dining room were fabulous and cozy with the fireplace and lovely surroundings. The Queen Anne Suite was beautiful not only because of the great bathroom and kingsize bed, but the view over the Niagara River and the morning sun made it extra special. We would definitely stay there again.
on January 20, 2012
A true gem just a casual walk away from the heavy tourist district. We wanted a place to stay that would be just as much an attraction as the Falls themselves and that's what we got with the Park Place B&B! First, the rooms: two rooms in the main house both very distinct yet appealing in their own way. The Queen Anne has a smaller, cozy bedroom which glows with natural light and soft coloured decorations. The 4-post bed is super comfy! The highlight of the room, though, is the elegant ensuite bathroom with a centrally positioned jacuzzi tub, heated floors and gel fireplace. Extremely romantic and intimate lighting as well. The Prince of Wales is a more classic style with a much larger, darker bedroom. It has a large 40 inch TV and a lovely wood-burning firplace. The ensuite bathroom is a bit more dated than the one in the Queen Anne but it has a whirlpool tub and soothing sauna.
Just as much a highlight of this B&B are the hosts and owners Gary and Carolyn. Genuinely friendly and very knowledgeable of the area, it was so easy to ask them for advice about dining and sightseeing and to make simple requests during our stay. It's cliche to say, but it really did feel like we were staying at a friend's house and being totally spoiled by them. Their service was on par as any high-rated hotel and much more personal. Breakfast was delicious (french toast and quiche were both amazing) and served right at our door.
The B&B is about a 15 minute walk from the centre of the tourist area but for dinner dining choices, Queen street a couple of blocks north offers some less tourist trap-like choices at more reasonable prices. Or just ask Carolyn and Gary for a suggestion!
Would go back again during any season!
Innkeeper ResponseThank you so much, for taking the time to review our B&B. thank you also, for the wonderful , positive comments. Gary and I are glad that your get away was a success. I am sorry this response is so tardy. I hope you will forgive my oversight.
Carolyn and Gary Burke
on December 05, 2011
Gary and Carolyn were very nice hosts. The suite was cozy, the bedroom was a little on the smaller side, but the beautiful bathtub with jets and sizeable bathroom made up for it. The king size bed was a beautiful hand carved four poster, the bed was comfortable! We saw the other suite, it was beautiful, loved the size of the bedroom there, but prefer the bathroom in our room. I would definitely go back there, to either room, and I definitely recommend it to others. The stuffed French toast was my fave, although, the other breakfast selections were tasty and hit the spot.
on November 18, 2011
My husband and I enjoyed a romantic get away weekend to celebrate our 15th wedding anniversary (11/11/11) and we enjoyed every minute of our stay! Gary and Carolyn helped us with reservations, directions and advice on dining out. They were there, but not intrusive. The Queen Anne bedroom was amazing, and, well, the bathroom makes it :-) The stuffed french toast was very good, really, everything they served was delicious. If we end up in Niagara Falls again, we would definately stay at this B&B again.
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Buffalo, NY (BUF-Buffalo/Niagara International) 45 miles
FROM PEACE BRIDGE - Canada :
- follow the Queen Elizabeth Way (QEW) to Niagara Falls . Follow the 420 signs towards the Falls.
turn left at STANLEY AVENUE , drive north to MORRISON ST. -
Turn RIGHT onto Morrison, follow it to the end-(approx. 1 mile). Turn RIGHT onto ZIMMERMAN ST. and
drive 1 short block to RIVER ROAD . PARK PLACE is on the right,
take the first exit to the right and turn right onto
HIRAM STREET. turn LEFT onto River Rd. PARK PLACE is 1 mile down river, on the corner
of ELLIS ST. and RIVER RD.
go upriver to the Falls. take the first exit to the right. Keep going to the right and you'll go under the bridge that you just traveled over. As you go onto the NIAGARA RIVER PARKWAY, the river and gorge will be on your left. As you get closer to Niagara Falls , the road name changes to RIVER ROAD .
pass the Whirlpool Bridge at Bridge Street , go 6 blocks .
PARK PLACE is at the corner of River Rd. and ELLIS STREET , with our parking lot off of Ellis .
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Other, Private Home Bed and Breakfast, Bed and Breakfast
BBQ grill, Board games, Computer, Copier, Telephone ,
concierge assistance, free on-site parking, total privacy available, extra services available ( fees)
Air conditioning, Alarm clock, Amenities Basket, Bath robes, CD player, Ceiling fans, Coffee/Tea facilities, DVD Player, Fireplace, Fridge, Hairdryer, Hot tub/whirlpool tub, Internet Service, Ironing Board, Private entrance, Satellite/Cable TV, TV, Turndown Service, VCR, Wi-Fi, Wired internet
Bicycle rental, Bicycle riding trails, Bird watching, Fishing, Golfing, Hiking trails, Horseback riding, Picnic-ing, touring, Niagara Falls attractions, Queen Street /ARTS, Shopping, Sight-seeing, Swimming, Video Arcade
In retirement from professions, we are enjoying ongoing restoration projects, golf, sailing, traveling, gardening and exploring our Niagara area - restaurant and pub crawling, wine-tasting, photography, and jaunting about in our little Miata.
Our Golden-Brandy- is friendly. ( we'll keep her away from you, if you wish).
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Stuffed French ToastDelicious thick, layered French toast, stuffed with cream cheese and preserves, and topped with with a sprinkling of powdered sugar.
$CAD 185 per night
Innkeepers: same
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William Gifford
by Henry Meyer, after John Hoppner
stipple engraving, published 1818
8 in. x 5 3/4 in. (202 mm x 145 mm) paper size
Purchased with help from the Friends of the National Libraries and the Pilgrim Trust, 1966
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|Publication number
|Publication type
|Publication date
|Jun 10, 1952
|Filing date
|Jun 8, 1946
|Priority date
|Jun 8, 1946
|Publication number
|Foley Herbert W
|Original Assignee
|Foley Herbert W
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|BiBTeX, EndNote, RefMan
|Patent Citations (19), Referenced by (26), Classifications (11)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
June 10, 1952 H; FOLEY I 2,600,234
' PORTABLE BROILER Filed June 8, 1946 4 Sheets-Sheet l June 10, 1952 H. w. FOLEY PORTABLE BROILER Filed June 8, 1946 4 Sheets-Sheet 2 June 10, 1952 H. w. FOLEY 2,600,234
PORTABLE BROILER Filed June 8, 1946 4 Sheeds-Sheet a June 10, 1952 I H. w. FOLEY 2,600,234
PORTABLE BROILER Filed June 8, 1946 4 Sheets-Sheet 4 Patented June 10, 1952 TENT OFFICE -1'Claim. ;1 This invention relatesito. a=1food broiler. .More particularly it .has reference. to..a portable; broiler forsoutdoor use, and-wherein foodpmay-be broiled wvhile disposed on a horizontal .grill or-on spits rotating before avertical fuel. bed; theapparatus including. a table for .warmingwthe; C(JOked-flfQQd. -Portable .broilers :heretofore available have :been no more or. less than simple gratesimounted on a wheeled frame. "Hostessesiaregfindin that open-air entertaining including: .so-ca'11ed-- bar cued preparation of meat and fowl tmeets 1 with heartierresponse "from; guestsihammore: formal parties. much? in vogue ;in,,years -gone by. ,zACGQrdingly, many types of equipment ;for ppe n fire cooking. or barbecues have i been offered on; the 'market; but .all suifer ;from -lack',of; flexibility.
';It,=-wil1 .be recognized-,that certain-flat :cuts ;of meat-+for. example. steaks-:chopsand pork ribs. are .bestprepared by depositing them-; on ahorizzonta'lly disposed; grill. placed over.v a deed of'live icoals. or;charcoa1. ,0th,er comestibles,;=e, -g.;,;whole .orzpieces; ofxfowl, .or 1oins,:are :best; prepared, by .impalementon; a :spit, and the slow rotation of ;the; spit;in front of a verticallyd-isposed fuel; bed order togsubjectl the; meat-J-to a-- slower rate of :cooking. Moreover, it is decidedly-advantageous to provide in connection with;;azportablebroiler a .warming table for maintai-nin the heat.in-the cooked food until -served,.;or for-warmingrthe plates.
, Insofarias the broiling of whole fow1.or;of large .cuts .ofgmea t, e. g., loins ofbeefor pork,is,con- ,cerned, it is-highly desirable-to acceleratethe rate-of cooking at-first in order tosear the meat and retain the juices therein, ,.and. then .to decelerate the cooking rate.,.while ithe insideipor tions of the meat. are properly. cooked, andwithout; overdoing. the surface layer. .Thus -it is "advantageous to provideabroiler, having means. .fOr readily bringing the: meat closer ,to ,or; farther away from the fire, and temporarily maintainvaloleiin; the 1 selected position without requiring the constant attention of the chef.
'Another desirablefeature'for an outdoor broiling apparatus. consistsyin providing simpleand reliable .means' for rotating the-spits, suchmeans being of. a kind requiring little or. noilubrication to .eliminate the possibility of .contarnin ation ,of jthefoodby. the 1ubricant,..and simple enough-,so
that repairs may be madeby-a. householder. hav- 50 .ing-only basic tools.
.-,Wi th .the foregoing inview a;principal object .of-"my, invention; is the provision of a 'portable broiling apparatus including a horizontakgrill -anda hopper for holdinga fuelbed therebeneath,
-.-to ether..wit ;a er icm hamben-anQsnde rovidin a medica :fi 51 -i t e e ng a; pit- ;holdinglframeheiore e ver ca b daA furtheriobiect i qzp vid pp r, a gafor said of.;tapered -forrn,;,the area of ,smaller l fess section --bei lowes a d t lower zon bein .adant dt o ta nt fire the ein ..a;ner b- ;rat --s ti ve theim l r e -f uppernerth mro uc b in bro e Thu amax mum 10 ;oql;;i1 1g temperature prevails in the centraLpart ;of-; t he grill directly over; the fire,,.and the temperatul'e; decreases gradually from the center .,-to the per iphery of the-gri1l.
-Another1object is to providea loroiler. havinga ,.vertical v fuel -,bed and spite-holding. frame front-ref .thesame, the fram abe ll adjustable .with; respect to the fuel bedto position the -food -beingcookedclose to .or awayfrom thefire.
A further object is to provide an adjustable spit-supporting rack as aforesaid hingedly ,con-
-nected ,to theframework ,of theappaliatus and including. members to; adjustably secure the hinged side .of the rack to the framework inany --of a. plurality of selected positions. to ,varythe. po-
sition of the comestibles with-respectto theffuel bed during ,broiling thereof.
still another objectis toiprovidean adjustab e sp trsupporting rac a afwesfidharine r ,tatable spits and means for rotating the: same,
the rotating meansibeingearri d.onfirflXQ li .rack,, and vhencehmova l Withit t .v lurali ofadjustedpositions.
. .An additional. object i tO pro ide. anadtu .ble pi zsup or ns rac hin edl ,cqnnefid t .th f m wor o it e a aratu at i ide, and
7 having members co-operating with elements on Lin rameworkfort mmra fly e uri st emw i any of a plurality .of adjusted positionathese membersbeing utilizable as legs to support- -the rack in a; substantially --horizonta1- position-with the spitted meat out pfthe-cookingzone.
iAnother object is to provide-a--broilingappara-tus; having a; hopper to --containthefuel-bed -and- -a duct juxtaposedex teriorly cit-the hopper wa-ll, there=being-a food-warming table at the openend of the ductwhereby the heatedairrising in the duct maintainsia warm..condition. .of
:the table.
- 'Othen objectsu wilh appear ifrom: the-.zfollowing description.
f In the drawings; which showsa preferrediform -oimyinvention:
Fig. 1 .is. a perspective 1 view of lone r form .of
- broilerembodyingniyinvention;
;.'Fig-. is ;.a;- front elevational: riewthereoh 55 TFigifi is a. plan riewathere f;
Fig. 4 is a right-side elevational view thereof;
Fig. 5 is a left-side elevational view thereof;
Fig. 6 is a detail view taken on the line 6-5 of Fig. 4;
Fig. 7 is a detail in cross section taken on the line !1 of Fig. 6;
Fig. 8 is a detail of a spit-receiving slot;
Fig. 9 is a detail view of an alternative form of spit and its driving sprocket;
Fig. 10 is a detail view taken on the line i0l0 of Fig. 9;
Fig. 11 is a cross-sectional detail of one form of spit-retaining latch; and
Fig. 12 is a detail view, somewhat enlarged, taken on the line i2l 2 of Fig. 11.
Referring first to Figs. 1 to 5, the portable broiler there shown comprises a framework including top side bars ill and Ii joined by end bars i2 and I3, as by welding, to form a rectangular upper frame portion, the several members being preferably of angle iron with one leg vertical and the other leg disposed horizontally inwardly. At the welded junctions aforesaid are similarly attached the four vertical members l4- l4 and l5-|5, each continuing in legs l6-i6 and l'I--l'l, respectively, the legs [6-46 terminating in feet |8l8 adapted to rest on the ground. For transverse stiffening, the struts 2i2i and 2222 are provided, to which are attached the bolted gussets 23 in turn welded to the top of the legs llii6 and ll-ll. Thus the legs are detachable for ease in packing and shipment. At the lower end of the legs 11 there is fixed an axle 24 upon the ends of which the rubber-tired wheels 25-25 are arranged for rotation. The framework just described is thus easily moved from place to place by grasping the framework at the left-hand end in an obvious manner.
The space intermediate the struts 2i2l and 22--22 is occupied by a utility shelf 3i which is supported by the inwardly directed legs of the struts, the shelf being fixed or removable as desired, and adapted for holding knives, forks and other cooking implements.
For the broiling of comestibles such as hamburgers, steaks, chops and like items not ordinarily cooked en brochette, the fuel hopper 32 and grill 33 are provided. Hopper 32 comprises an inverted frusto-pyramidal structure of sheet steel joined at the corners in any convenient manner and terminating at the lower open end in a rectangular rim 34, the hopper structure being joined to the members I, ll, l3. and an intermediate T-strut 35. To permit draft to the fuel bed, holes 36 may be provided in the hopper walls. Grill 33 is of woven wire mesh, parallel iron rods set into a frame, or any equivalent open structure suitable for the purpose, the same being loosely set into the framework. Moreover, the grill 33 may be provided with a handl (not shown) for ready removal and the adding of fuel to the fire. For dumping the ashes, a leaf 38 (Fig. 2) hinged at 39 to the rim 34 is provided, the leaf being maintained in closed position by an L-shaped latch 4i inserted through apertures in the rim. Release of the leaf 38 may be rapidly effected by withdrawal of the latch 41, the weight of the leaf and the ashes then opening the leaf.
By the use of an inverted frusto-pyramidal hopper 32, it is possible to form a fuel bedhaving a substantially lesser area than the area of the grill 33. Accordingly, by placing thicker cuts of meat in the center of the grill, and the thinner cuts near the border thereof, regulated broil- 4 ing may be accomplished, the temperature at the grill diminishing from the central zone thereof toward the perimeter. It is to be understood, however, that it is not intended to limit the configuration of the hopper to frusto-pyramidal since a frusto-conical form will serve equally well.
After broiling the cuts of meat, it is usually desirable to keep them warmed until serving time, or to keep the plates warm. Accordingly, I provide a fiat sheet steel warming tray 43 having an upturned rim and loosely supported on the members l0, H, l2, and 35, together with a roll cover 44 and hood 45 of conventional construction. The warming oven so comprised is rendered portable by means of handles 40 at each end thereof, only one of the latter being visible in Fig. 1. In order to direct heat most effectively to the table 43, a duct 45 is provided, the same comprising sheet metal, cut, bent and tapered as shown, the juxtaposed wall of the hopper 32 forming one wall of the duct and the two sides of the duct being bent outwardly as at 41-4l and attached to said wall. The upper end of the duct opens below the table 43 and is substantially co-extensive therewith. Thus heat transmitted through the adjacent wall of the hopper will raise the temperature of the air in the duct, which in turn rising, maintains the table 43 at food-warming temperature.
I may also provide a cutting table 5| of hardwood, hinged at 52-52 to the members l4l4 and equipped with foldable braces 5353 of a common type whereby the table 5| may be folded downwardly out of the Way.
One of the principal features of my invention resides in the vertical broiler and food-supporting means now to be described. It will be recognized that certain types of meat, e. g., chickens, whole loins, and the like, require slow cooking and hence some time while requiring little or no attention, provided of course that basting of the meat is not neglected. With these desiderata in view, I have provided, as part of my apparatus, a spit-supporting frame co-operatively associated with a vertical broiler, the direction and speed of rotation of the spits being such as to render the meat self-basting.
Thus I provide a vertically-disposed fuel chamber 55 including an imperforate side wall 58, imperforate end walls 57, a perforate bottom wall 58 to serve as a grate, and a grill 59 of parallelly spaced bars, within which chamber charcoal, coal briquettes, or similar fuel is received for burning, the effective face of the fuel bed being exposed by the grill 59. The chamber 55 is suitably attached by riveting or welding to the main framework of the apparatus as shown. Disposed in front of the grill 59 is the angularly adjustable frame 62 including the vertical or side members 63 and 64 hinged at -65 to the framework members I!) and II respectively. Hingedly connected at 66--66 to the members 63 and 64, respectively, is the three-part brace 68 including a transverse member 69 and lateral members H- H, the hinges at 66-66 together with member 63, and the hinges at 65-65 together with the framework members 10 and Ii, lending proper vertical rigidity to the members 63 and 64. From the preceding description, it will be apparent that frame 52 may be swung angularly with respect to the chamber 55, and that the brace 68 may be swung angularly with respect to the frame 62, and as indicated by dotted lines in Fig. 1.
Where in this description and the claims I racemes;
use the word frame, I intend to. comprehend ithe'reby the members 63 and and the-transvezise stmit 69 eifective to spac'e the said 'members, i't bei'ng understood that I may, if desired, 'co11- ts'titute T the ispit-holding "frarheBZ of a pair -of iVerticaIly-L'diSpQSed membersi'such as E3 and 64, rig'idlyispaced apartbyparallel transverse memhers secured thereto. In the la'tter event the braces II may be independently hingedlyattached to the lower louter-lic'orners of the frame, a'nd either the .upper ends of ithe members 63 and 64 or'the transverse strutijoining sai'diupper onds may be hinged to the main framework of 'the apparatus, the object inithe llnstant respe'ct -being the :provision of a rigid spit-supporting frame adapted for angular adjustment with respect to the vertical fuel bed.
A plurality of meat-holding spits I5 and 76 are provided, each including shaft portions 11 and 18 respectively, and parallelly positioned sharp-pointed skewer portions 8!. Shafts I1 and 18 are likewise sharpened to permit meat cuts to be impaled thereon. In order to accommodate different sizes of cuts, the portions 8| of one spit, e. g., I5, are spaced are spaced farther away from the shaft TI than the corresponding elements of the spit I6. Shafts TI and 78 are secured to sprockets 83 and 84, the latter being of larger pitch diameter for a purpose to appear. Located above the spits i5 and 76 is the drive shaft 85 rotatable in apertures in the members 63 and 64, and coupled to a gear-reduction electric motor 86 of a Well-known type, the motor carrying a cooling fan 8! at the outboard end thereof. Motor 86 is attached to a shelf 88 secured to member 64. A sprocket 89 affixed to the forward end of the shaft 85 drives a chain 9! in mesh with the sprockets 83 and 84, the latter being larger as mentioned to afford substantial arcs of contact of the chain 9| with the periphery thereof.
Spits I5 and I6 are removably supported in the frame 62 by engagement in inclined notches 93 (Fig. 8). Thus it is a simple matter to remove a spit from the frame for charging or (118- charging the meat, the sprockets 83 and 8 being easily disengageable and re-engageable with the chain 9|. Spits I5 and I6 being independently driven, the spit I5 may be omitted without disturbing the drive of the other spit. To insure maintenance of the shafts TI and I8 in their associated notches 93, I prefer to provide latches (Figs. 6 and 7) comprising a flat plate 94 pivoted at 95 to the member 63, and having a semicircular notch 96 partially embracing shaft I! or 18, the latch being releasable and lockable by means of a sliding pin 91 engageable in an aperture at in the member 63. To release a spit, the pin 91 is withdrawn and plate 94 swung outwardly to free the spit for removal as aforesaid.
I have found that for best results, the drive shaft 85 should be rotated clockwise, as viewed from the front of the apparatus, at approximately two revolutions per minute, such d rection of rotation resulting in a self-basting action. That is to say, by rotating the cooked zone of a cut away from the fire, the juices thus forced to the surface at the place of highest temperature will trickle back over the zone then approaching the fire to produce an ideal basting cond1t1on.
In order to position the meat at the optimum spacing from the fuel bed in the chamber 51, the frame 62 may be adjustably secured in a plurality of angular positionsby engaging any corresponding pair of a plurality of notches IOI An aperture I25 receives the :in the rn'enibe'rs n with the p'osts VJI ti s'ecured "swung its maximum distance angularly an'clithe brace as employed as legs as clearly depictedby dotted lines in i ig. l. ln that manner the heat of the. fire is of no discomfort to the cook.
Moreover, the adjustability of' the :ifra'me 62 allowsblearance for the-broiling of largerfcuts of :meat .-while permitting -sma"ller cuts :to be broughtcloser to the fire.
--An:alternate form of spit and sprocket-iconnection is shown in Figs. 9 and 10, in which the sprocket I03 corresponds to either of the sprockets 83 and 84 of the embodiment above described. A hub I04 is rotatable in an aperture I05 in the member 63 and the sprocket, after assembly, is axially retained by a ring I06 secured by a peened-over portion of the hub I I34. The spit shaft III fits within an aperture H2 in the sprocket I03, and intermating keyway H3 and pin II4 provide a driving connection between the sprocket and shaft. With this form of the spit mechanism it is unnecessary to disturb the sprocket with respect to its chain when removing a spit, the shaft I II being axially slidable out of driving engagement and similarly re-engageable.
In Figs. 11 and 12 is shown a modified locking pin for the latch plate 94. In this case the pin IZI is provided with an integral horseshoe washer I22 engaged over an annular groove I23 therein, the washer retaining a compression spring 124. washer and spring. Thus the pin I 2| is secure against loss and is self-engageable after restoration of a plate 94 to locking position.
While I have shown particular embodiments of my invention, it will be understood, of course, that I do not wish to be limited thereto since many modifications may be made, and I there fore contemplate by the appended claim to cover any such modifications as fall within the true spirit and scope of my invention.
Having thus described my invention, what I claim and desire to secure by Letters Patent is:
A broiler comprising in combination a walled heating chamber including at least one vertically disposed perforate wall, a pair of spaced apart bars of substantially equal length hingedly connected at their upper ends to the upper part of said chamber and adjacent said perforate wall, said bars being of a length substantially equal to the height of the perforate wall, a food carrying member mounted on said bars, a horizontal strut connected to the lower ends of said bars and forming with said bars a frame structure adapted for movement as a unit to varying positions of adjustment with relation to said perforate wall, a combined brace and leg member hingedly connected to the free end of said frame structure and of a length substantially equal to the length of said bars, and cooperating holding means on the chamber and on the combined brace and leg member for adjustably holding the frame structure and its food carrying member within cooking range of said heating chamber, said combined brace and leg member when released from its holding relation with said heating chamber swinging about its hinged connection and positionable as a supporting leg for the food carrying frame structure when said frame structure is angularly disposed substantially at a right angle to the perforate wall of said heating chamher and in warming or non-cooking position with respect to said perforate wall.
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For Aspiring Young Writers: A Linux Book on a Best Sellers List
Four years ago, I bought a book entitled, "Mac OSX: The Missing Manual" and noticed it had reached the #1 best sellers slot at Amazon. I remember wondering how an operating system with 3% of the PC Desktop market could sell enough books to rank #1. Then, I realized there I was buying one too. I didn't use a Mac, but my wife bought one and needed to learn this new fangled UNIX desktop. The point? The Missing Manual served a big need - big enough to warrant a #1 best seller.
Back in late 2004, Andy Oram told me that a need existed for a Linux system administration book, similar to AEleen Frish's "Essential UNIX Administration". He asked me to write a proposal. Now, writers hate writing book proposals. If you're published, then you think a publisher should simply say "go for it". That's not how it works.
Shortly after discussing a proposed book with an editor, an author needs to kick it in gear and get the proposal back to that editor in a couple of days. Consider putting the proposal in an editor's inbox like you would a couple of all niters in a data center.
A book proposal consists of several components that ultimately must convince a publisher that a need exists for a work. Take a look at O'Reilly's Proposal Guides. That should give you an idea of the complexity of what it takes to assemble a proposal.
Publishers want to know what purpose the book servers. That means it has to be useful to some audience. The publisher also wants to see a market study to see if similar books exist and if your proposed book differs enough that people will find it unique.
The publisher will also want writing samples, an outline and your resume. Why a resume? Because you're applying for a job.And that job entails throwing a lot of resources at the project.
A publisher takes a risk of financial loss every time he or she accepts an author's proposal. A couple of successful books can cover the costs of many marginal sellers during a single year. Unfortunately, one never really knows if a title will sell, much less become a Best Seller.
The system administration book Andy and I discussed in 2004 took two years to complete. In the technical market, two years is a life time. But then, you could write a book that never ends. Fortunately, Andy found a co-author for our project, Bill Lubanovic. Bill played a valuable role in bringing closure to a book that could have become a never ending story.
Today, we have asked ourselves how did Linux System Administration become a Best Seller? Did a single Slashdot book review do it? Or did a real need exist?
My vote will stay the same as it was in 2004. I needed a different kind of book than the ones available. I needed a Linux system administration book that did for me what "The Missing Manual" did for Mac users. So, I wrote it for me.
Today, before I got word of the book's status, I had it open on my desk using it as a reference to help me upgrade a web server. Maybe Mick Jagger had a good point about getting what you need.
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Thank you, Your article is very assist. I'm programmer and always read your article.
Truly yours, Liana K.
Agree with Tom
I agree with Tom on the search engine but it cannot be said as an authority view but only a point of view.
May be Oreilly book would give more inputs on this!
> "Publishers want to know what purpose the book servers."
Nice Freudian slip? ;-)
It's clear that the amount of semi-cooked material (including blog 'mind-dumps') have create real need for literature. As pointed out before, Wikis and search engines remain a rival to good and organised content.
The Long Tail
"A publisher takes a risk of financial loss every time he or she accepts an author's proposal. A couple of successful books can cover the costs of many marginal sellers during a single year. Unfortunately, one never really knows if a title will sell, much less become a Best Seller."
Yes, but think about The Long Tail...
Well. The long tail will
Well. The long tail will never get very long if the publisher goes bankrupt in the mean time, or does it?
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Hello, hello, hello! Yes, I'm still alive. I know I've been gone for a long time. I've been a bit busy, now that school's started. I haven't forgotten about you guys though. Oh, no, not at all. Au contraire, my thoughts have been filled with you for a very, very long time. This announcement's not about that though. This announcement concerns The Legacy. As some of you may know, The Legacy ended in disaster. But things have changed. A year's passed, more or less, and I've changed. I'm not a new person, but I am different in some aspects. How am I different, you ask? Well, here's an example - come hell or high water, I am going to be finishing The Legacy. I don't care if no one reads it, I don't care if everyone thinks it's a piece of shit, and I don't care if everyone thinks it's a waste of both their and my time. I will be focusing on this story and this story only until the epilogue is posted. I'm determined to finish this, and I'm not going to let anything get in the way. You can spit at me, you can sneer, but I promise you, nothing is going to come between me and the ending. Nothing.
The eighth chapter will be released Sept. 28, and after that, a new chapter will be released every month. So stay tuned :) Until next time~
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Oh, wow, look at that, two announcements in one day. I'm not really going to beat around the bush with this one or be ambiguous because I don't want to confuse people because there can be a lot that can be confused. I'm not writing anymore. I have retired from writing. I'm sorry for leaving so much unfinished, and I'm sorry to those that put in requests but were never completed. I'm sorry for everything. I'll still keep my account up, but I won't be writing anymore. I'm sorry.
I'm really sorry, but it looks as if my health isn't improving, so I'm going to have to go on another break again. I'm really sorry.
I'm going on a temporary hiatus for an indefinite amount of time. Things aren't so great for me again, and I think I need to take a step back to reassess myself.
There will be a special Valentine's Day fanfiction coming out, so please be on the lookout for that! Oh, and also, please click here for a special opportunity. For those of you who are interested and do not have a tumblr, just contact me through here via PM.
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The request box will be closed and I will be going on hiatus. Same reasons apply in this case (in other words, yes, I'm having a relapse and I need some time alone).
Some of my stories are marked as complete when they're really just on hiatus.
Will be going on hiatus because... Oh, well, you know the reason why. It hasn't changed and I'm pretty sure the reason isn't going to change. Oh, and happy Thanksgiving to everyone living in the U.S.!
My laptop completely busted, and I've lost 4 years of blood, sweat, and tears of writing. Including every single fanfiction, every single outline, every single draft and chapter I've written. It will be a very long time until I get the equipment to write again, and will take even longer to get over the trauma received from this incident. I'm very sorry for the inconvenience.
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Nathan Witt reflects on the origins of Campus in Camps, an experimental, community-based educational initiative in Dheisheh Camp, Bethlehem. Read up on, support, or donate to Campus in Camps here, and the Decolonizing Architecture Art Residency here.
By Nathan Witt, July 2015
Campus in Camps in Dheisheh Camp, Bethlehem, was first set up by Alessandro Petti and Sandi Hilal from Decolonizing Architecture (DAAR) in 2012. It is an experimental educational programme run by local and visiting volunteers from various backgrounds. The focus of the programme is on the production of alternative methods of shared knowledge, seeking to empower both the volunteers and the community through the sharing of lived experience. This way, Campus in Camps affords opportunities to negotiate what is too seldom understood as a site of permanent and normalised exile.
What follows is an extract from Palestine Speaks: Narratives of Life Under Occupation.
Laith Al-Hlou
Farmer, day laborer, 32
Born in Bethlehem, West Bank
Interviewed in the West Bank
[Editors] The first thing we notice as we drive to Laith Al-Hlou's home southeast of Bethlehem is the challenge presented by the roads. Some roads are almost too steep to climb, and others almost too muddy or rocky to navigate. The bottom of our car crunches and scrapes as we creep along toward his village. Eventually we reach the compound where Laith lives with his family. Laith's house, the family's olive trees, and two other houses belonging to his extended family are surrounded by a short rock wall topped with barbed wire. When we pull up in our car, a dozen or more kids come spilling out to greet us—Laith's children and nieces and nephews. Some wear cracked plastic shoes, some wear no shoes at all. Laith is a skinny thirty-two-year-old with a wife and five young kids. The seven of them sleep in a twelve-foot by twelve-foot room that includes a wardrobe, a crib for the baby, and twin bunk beds piled with blankets. This is the main room of the family's living space. They also have a small kitchen and toilet, all of which is on the second floor, above a chicken coop.
After a tour of his house, we sit with Laith on plastic chairs outside, and he tells us about the ways his community has changed since 1996, when Israeli settlers first moved near his home. His wife stays close by, and even though she is hard of hearing, she interjects periodically with her own stories. Laith is one of up to 300,000 Palestinians living in Area C—the roughly 60 percent of the West Bank that is still under full military and administrative control of Israel following the Oslo Peace Accords of 1993.1 Area C also contains many of the West Bank's Israeli settlements, a collection of villages established by Israeli citizens following the occupation of the region in 1967. Today, there are 400,000–500,000 Israeli settlers in the West Bank outside of Jerusalem. The guard tower of a nearby settlement looms above Laith's property as we sit and talk. He tears up as he tells us that pressure from the settlements may force him to someday relocate his family.
Ghada Karmi and Ellen Siegel, 1973
By Ghada Karmi in Return: A Palestinian Memoir
As I sat at my father's bedside, listening to his irregular breathing and the sound of the pulse monitor attached to his finger, I thought how frightening it was to be brought up sharp against the awareness of one's own mortality. I feared death equally as much as I knew my father did. He was a very old man, but age had not dimmed his ardour for life and I imagined I would be the same. Like most people, I did not like to contemplate my dying and avoided thinking about it, but it was always there, waiting in the background to be attended to. An elderly doctor I knew once told me, 'I believe that people must prepare for death. Avoidance and denial are foolish. If we face up fair and square to the inevitability of death it will lose its terrors.'


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Re: [jasspa] feature request: dropdown menu flag chars
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- Cool.
I can't see any instance of manually opened submenu in the current
version. Can you give me an example of one? I don't think Windows
supports it, so I can't tell you. Maybe use a plus sign? (I would
avoid two-char flags.) (Note that the "..." goes right after the menu
item name, not flush right as the ">" [or 0x10 char] flag does.)
Steven Phillips wrote:
> Okay, will do.
> One question, ME already uses a '>' for some sub-menus, it supports 2 types of
> sub-menu, auto open (shown as '..', soon to be '>') and manually opened (shown
> as '>'), the manually opened form is not commonly used and requires the user to
> select the item before it opens. Is there a standard on how this type should
> be displayed? If not, as it opens another dialog (i.e. its a '...') and its a
> sub-menu as well (i.e. a '>'), how about a cross, i.e. '.>'?
> Steve
>>From: Thomas Hundt
>>There are a couple of inconsistencies in the way ME 20050505 displays
>>dropdown (OSD) menus vs the way typical GUI software does. This affects
>>ease of use by confusing the user. I humbly request this be fixed.
>>ME uses ".." next to a menu item to indicate a submenu will be popped
>>out to the side when you cursor to it. Windows (and other GUIs) use a
> ">>" (actually, triangle pointed right) character for this, which usually
>>points to the submenu (unless said submenu gets popped out to the left,
>>for space reasons). (Using a single char also saves space.)
>>ME uses nothing at all next to a menu item to indicate a dialog box will
>>be popped up when you select it. Windows (and other GUIs) use "..." to
>>indicate this. It would be really nice if ME would follow the
>>convention of all other software in this regard. (This is useful
>>because, for example, with SOME programs "File>Print" immediately prints
>>the current item, and some OTHER programs will pop up a cancellable
>>dialog box for this, meaning you have a chance to abort the operation.
>>To the user, this indicates "it's safe to experiment and try this one
>>and see what this does" as opposed to "better have a ream of paper ready
>>in case this doesn't do what you want".)
>>Thanks for your consideration,
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Me and my friend spent 3 nights in Troels and Marianne's appartment and we had a nice time. The appartment is very bright and well decorated. Its easy to get to from the airport and 2 metro stops to the city. There is also a lovely coffee shop "Riccos" at the corner worth a visit :-). Thank you !!
Troels provided us with a lovely appartment, exactly as described. He organized delivery of the keys matching our arrival time and it was easy to find the app according to his description. It is perfectly located, close to center but also perfect connection to airport. Would come again!
Everything was perfect! We pickend up the key at the neighbours and finded a very clean and nice apartement! We had just a couple of hours there, becouse we spent our time outside in Copenhagen. Thank you for the late check out time at 7pm! Christian and Mel
Even though we had quite a bit of a challenge to actually find the flat ;) , we had a wonderful time in troels' and mariannas apartment. the apartment was quite small but so nice and cosy, very bright and furnished in a very personal way - we absolutely felt like home every evening after a lot of sightseeing during the day. they offered a nice letter with many tips what to do in copenhagen when we arrived. also the communication before and during our stay was great. Thx!
Everything was great - and the flat is just like the pictures, really nice and light, with a good atmosphere. My partner and I spent 4 nights in Copenhagen, and it was so nice to come back to a cosy flat after lots of sightseeing during the day. The kitchen was also well-equipped, so it was easy to cook rather than go out and eat.
The flat was also in a good location, and it was really easy to get to/from the airport and into the centre of Copenhagen quickly, either on the bus or on the metro.
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Overall would thoroughly recommend - it would be lovely to come back in summer and enjoy sitting out on the balcony in the sunshine, as I'm sure that would be lovely!
Era nuestra primera vez con airbnb y todo fue perfecto. El apartamento es exactamente igual que en las fotos. Marianne y Troels fueron encantadores, incluso ellos dejaron recomendaciones para visitar la ciudad. Todo estaba limpio y en orden y ellos dejaron todo lo necesario para nuestra estancia.
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We had a nice stay at Troels' and Marianne's place for three days in august. Copenhagen is a really nice city and the apartment is centered quite central. We found everything as described in the ad. It is a big flat for two people. Communication worked out well. Unfortunately, we didn't meet in person but we got the keys from a friend of them.
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Posh phone brand Vertu's first Android phone revealed in leak: Vertu Ti
Vertu, the high-class British mobile phone company that until recently was owned by Nokia, is rumoured to be working on an Android phone. Pictures of the purported handset have leaked online, along with some specifications and a proposed name for the device, the Vertu Ti.
The company's other handsets - which cost anywhere from £4,000 to £10,000 a pop - have been feature phones, save for the touchscreen Vertu Constellation which runs on Symbian, so this is a marked step for the brand, if genuine.
Leaked by the increasingly more and more interesting Japanese site Blog of Mobile - which has been right on a number of cases recently - the Vertu Ti is claimed to have a 1.5GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon MSM8260A processor running the show, 800 x 480 touchscreen, run Android 4.0.4 (Ice Cream Sandwich), and house a 1,250mAh battery.
Those may seem low specs for a modern Android device, but Vertu phones have never really been about the technology inside, rather the opulent shell of the exterior.
No details have been revealed yet about the casing of the purported Ti, but the Constellation range is generally made from stainless steel and leather, with a sapphire glass screen and a polished ceramic "pillow" for the logo. These are phones bought as a status symbol, rather than for owning the latest tech.
Vertu itself has responded to the leak, suggesting that the phone does exist but can't comment any further save that an announcement is due on 12 February in London. In the response sent to Android Authority, however, it refutes the rumoured price of 3,000 euros
"Some of the information that you have recently reported on regarding Vertu is inaccurate, including proposed pricing and we look forward to sharing more details with you in the coming weeks," it says.
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Ooh that's a nice ass...... Her bottom would fit perfectly in the bottom group. I will send you an invite.
Cheers, Erik
bella imagen, luis.
Beautiful photo.Like.Best wishes,Mirjana
What more to say than LOVELY! YSL. Greetings from Cri in Sweden
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Saludos cordiales.
Wonderful capture and image - LIKE Greetings Remek.
Hi Ranssom! A very lovely wildlife photo! Wonderful capture!! Many friendly greetings! Anton Trötscher
Глухой олень... F+L, Fen
Excellent shot - L
Kind regards, Finn
Beautiful, How did you taken this photo?? Did you use a wide angle lens? FAV
marvelous and unexpected capture! F
Photo taken in Anatoliki Attiki, Greece
Ekklisia Agios Petros